• Cattedrale di Altamura - The Cathedral of Altamura is a magnificent Romanesque-Gothic church, constructed in the 13th century by the decree of Emperor Frederick II of Swabia. The façade is adorned with an exquisite rose window and two slender bell towers, while the interior, spacious and luminous, features decorations, artworks, and altars of significant historical and artistic importance.
• Centro storico di Altamura - The historic center of Altamura is a delightful labyrinth of medieval streets, charming squares, and evocative cloisters. Rich in history and tradition, it maintains an authentic atmosphere, with artisan workshops, ancient buildings, and the distinctive aromas of local cuisine, providing a unique experience in the heart of the city.
• Porta Matera - Porta Matera in Altamura is one of the city’s ancient gates, dating back to the medieval era. Situated along the walls that once encircled the town, it served as a strategic point for access and defense. Today, it retains its historical allure and is one of the main entrances to the old town, welcoming visitors into the city’s authentic atmosphere.
• Church of Saint Blaise - The Church of Saint Biagio in Altamura is a small religious building with a modest and intimate charm, located in the historic center. Of ancient origin, it is notable for its simple architecture and tranquil atmosphere, making it a captivating place rich in spirituality.
• Saint Nicola - The Church of San Nicola dei Greci in Altamura is a religious building of medieval origin, associated with the Greek community’s presence in the city. It is distinguished by its simplicity and its historical and cultural significance, reflecting Byzantine influences and Eastern religious traditions still evident in its structure and local devotion.
• Altamura - Delight in a delicious tasting with the typical “focaccia” bread, offering an authentic taste of the region.

• Cross Porta Matera, one of the city’s ancient gates
• Private walking tour of Altamura with licensed tour guide
• Savor the authentic taste of Apulia with a typical ‘focaccia’ bread tasting
• Discover the Church of St. Biagio and the Church of St. Nicola dei Greci
• Visit the Cathedral of Altamura built by Emperor Frederick II of Swabia
• Explore the historic center and the characteristic cloisters
• Explore the ancient streets filled with the aromas of wood-fired baked bread

Explore the medieval town of Altamura, established during the Holy Roman Empire. Begin your journey at Porta Matera, one of the city’s ancient gateways, and marvel at the architectural splendor of the Church of St. Biagio, a small treasure with a simple and intimate allure. Discover the Church of St. Nicola dei Greci, which is connected to the rich traditions of the Greek community, and the Cathedral of Altamura, a grand example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, uniquely constructed by Emperor Frederick II of Swabia during the Middle Ages.

Stroll through the enchanting squares and cloisters of the historic town. These courtyards, once serving a defensive purpose, now offer captivating spaces to explore, featuring artisan workshops and areas steeped in history where the medieval ambiance can be truly felt.

Conclude your tour amidst the delightful squares of the old town with a delectable tasting of traditional “focaccia” bread, freshly baked in a wood-fired oven, providing an authentic taste of local heritage.

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